WEBVTT 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:03.320 Translation & Subtitles: thoseguiltyeyes | scandal-heaven.com 00:00:17.126 --> 00:00:19.705 -Thanks. -Yep. 00:00:28.591 --> 00:00:32.941 -Good work! -Thanks! 00:00:38.061 --> 00:00:39.500 We worked hard today. 00:00:39.995 --> 00:00:43.100 We did. 00:00:46.490 --> 00:00:48.069 It's pitch black. 00:00:49.493 --> 00:00:50.917 The day flew by. 00:00:59.559 --> 00:01:02.441 The first day of rehearsals is always the toughest. 00:01:02.441 --> 00:01:03.607 Yeah. 00:01:04.127 --> 00:01:06.998 It's been so long that I forgot so many things. 00:01:06.998 --> 00:01:09.436 We played some songs we haven't in forever. 00:01:12.462 --> 00:01:17.467 It'd be great if we could permanently memorize hundreds of songs~ 00:01:19.990 --> 00:01:27.373 We'll be performing some songs that we've only performed on album tours so far. 00:01:28.121 --> 00:01:29.339 When that happens, 00:01:29.460 --> 00:01:33.867 -it makes me go, "What did the excitement feel like then?" -Yeah. 00:01:37.398 --> 00:01:41.200 Also, you can really tell what arrangement habits we had depending on the era. 00:01:41.200 --> 00:01:43.134 Ah, I totally get that. 00:01:43.134 --> 00:01:48.147 Like I can tell when we were obsessed with making all patterns have different musical phrases. 00:01:48.832 --> 00:01:49.973 -We do have times like that. -Yeah. 00:01:52.628 --> 00:01:54.529 -But it's looking like it'll turn out great. -Yeah. 00:01:55.263 --> 00:01:56.440 I think so. 00:01:56.964 --> 00:01:59.573 It's our last excitement for the year. 00:02:01.925 --> 00:02:05.067 -It's because the NAKED team's working with us. -Rightー! 00:02:06.794 --> 00:02:10.466 -I just want watch [the footage the NAKED team made] with the audience. -Same. 00:02:10.627 --> 00:02:14.909 -But it's just really good. I don't think it's been done before. -Yeah. 00:02:15.860 --> 00:02:17.769 It really is awesome. 00:02:18.764 --> 00:02:20.619 -I want everyone to see it. -Right? 00:02:22.391 --> 00:02:25.076 -TOMO and HARU are behind us. -Oh! 00:02:28.791 --> 00:02:33.907 We're thankful to everyone who's going to our concert. 00:02:33.957 --> 00:02:35.405 Yeah, we are. 00:02:37.226 --> 00:02:38.774 We truly are. 00:02:41.190 --> 00:02:43.308 So we'll also go all out 00:02:43.365 --> 00:02:46.602 and make sure everything's safe and sound. 00:02:46.602 --> 00:02:48.015 Yeah. 00:02:50.757 --> 00:02:54.439 There's no other choice but to do what we can now. 00:02:57.632 --> 00:03:00.737 -In any way we can. -Yeah. 00:03:04.224 --> 00:03:06.438 So, for better or worse... 00:03:07.794 --> 00:03:10.912 The music that we make... 00:03:12.246 --> 00:03:14.004 Like... 00:03:15.261 --> 00:03:21.867 It supports people and makes them want to do their best. 00:03:21.867 --> 00:03:23.901 It's the same for us. 00:03:23.990 --> 00:03:26.101 It supports us too. 00:03:26.101 --> 00:03:29.638 There have been a lot of times when I didn't know how to be supportive. 00:03:29.638 --> 00:03:31.270 Ah, but that's totally understandable. 00:03:31.270 --> 00:03:34.217 Like, even if I want to write a song, I can't. 00:03:34.730 --> 00:03:36.974 Whatever lyrics I write, 00:03:37.598 --> 00:03:40.668 they don't resonate with me. 00:03:40.668 --> 00:03:45.674 Like, there are a lot of times when I think, "Do I need to use this word right now?" 00:03:45.695 --> 00:03:48.283 The current state of things applies to everyone, 00:03:49.125 --> 00:03:52.474 so it's like you're unsure if you should say "Hang in there." 00:03:52.474 --> 00:03:55.101 That's definitely not what you should say. 00:03:57.425 --> 00:04:01.870 I'm currently searching for words or songs that feel right. 00:04:01.870 --> 00:04:05.446 It's difficult, but it's important. 00:04:05.892 --> 00:04:08.605 I don't know what's right. 00:04:08.847 --> 00:04:10.505 But, like, 00:04:10.898 --> 00:04:13.736 Well, ultimately, 00:04:14.529 --> 00:04:19.040 -if you were to tell me you can't write even 1mm, I know that's not the case. -Yeah. 00:04:19.040 --> 00:04:23.974 Right now I can't write whenever I feel like it. 00:04:23.974 --> 00:04:26.302 -Like you think, "Isn't this it?" -Yeah. 00:04:27.693 --> 00:04:28.883 Honestly speaking. 00:04:28.883 --> 00:04:31.308 Aren't [musicians] divided into two extremes? 00:04:31.308 --> 00:04:34.307 Like there are musicians who can do things super stoically. 00:04:34.307 --> 00:04:35.108 Yeah. 00:04:35.191 --> 00:04:39.104 -And then there are those who can no longer write at all. -Yeah. 00:04:39.999 --> 00:04:41.874 I understand both, 00:04:41.874 --> 00:04:47.437 and I kind of think we're the type that can write songs if we have the time to do so. 00:04:47.437 --> 00:04:48.439 Yeah. 00:04:49.528 --> 00:04:54.700 Recently, we've finally been able make new songs little by little. 00:04:54.798 --> 00:04:56.217 Yeah. 00:04:56.929 --> 00:05:04.635 It's great that we're honest with ourselves and write our own songs. 00:05:04.635 --> 00:05:05.349 Yeah. 00:05:07.490 --> 00:05:08.903 So, how I can put this... 00:05:08.903 --> 00:05:15.716 -I think we're able to now songs that unravel who we are. -I totally get that. 00:05:19.730 --> 00:05:23.602 There definitely are songs that can only be written at a given time. 00:05:23.602 --> 00:05:24.571 Yeah. 00:05:26.953 --> 00:05:30.445 Our feelings don't change that much every day, do they? 00:05:30.696 --> 00:05:32.338 Yeah. 00:05:32.338 --> 00:05:36.042 There are all kinds of news topics every day. 00:05:36.042 --> 00:05:37.004 That's true. 00:05:37.004 --> 00:05:44.536 Every day our moods continue to go up and down. 00:05:50.259 --> 00:05:53.808 But I'm sure there's nothing that you can't get past. 00:05:53.808 --> 00:05:55.102 Yeah. 00:05:55.102 --> 00:05:57.228 That becomes important. 00:06:04.064 --> 00:06:06.088 I'm starving. 00:06:07.995 --> 00:06:10.905 -It's already this late? -Right? 00:06:12.399 --> 00:06:15.767 When you're in a studio, it's suddenly nighttime in a flash. 00:06:15.767 --> 00:06:17.035 That's true. 00:06:18.015 --> 00:06:21.534 When you go home when it's this dark out, at about 9 pm, 00:06:21.534 --> 00:06:23.409 do you then make dinner? 00:06:23.409 --> 00:06:24.472 I don't. 00:06:24.499 --> 00:06:26.236 Like, frozen stuff... 00:06:26.236 --> 00:06:28.870 -Ah, pre-prepared stuff. -Yeah. -I see. 00:06:30.759 --> 00:06:32.339 I microwave it and then eat it. 00:06:32.339 --> 00:06:33.407 I totally get that. 00:06:34.358 --> 00:06:37.174 -Or I order food via Uber. -Yeah. 00:06:38.493 --> 00:06:40.934 -Ordering takeout. -Yeah. 00:06:41.032 --> 00:06:46.040 But there are also times when I really want to eat onigiri (rice balls) or sandwiches from a convenience store. 00:06:46.040 --> 00:06:47.239 Oh? 00:06:47.831 --> 00:06:49.373 -Which do you like? -Negitoro (tuna with green onion). 00:06:49.727 --> 00:06:52.212 That was so quick! 00:06:52.212 --> 00:06:53.207 I love negitoro so much. 00:06:53.207 --> 00:06:55.672 -Negitoro's great. -It is. 00:06:56.131 --> 00:06:58.119 I mean, making negitoro at home... 00:06:58.119 --> 00:06:59.805 Yeah, and it's only a single serving. 00:06:59.805 --> 00:07:00.911 Yeah. 00:07:02.397 --> 00:07:05.635 I like that really big harami (salmon belly) thing. 00:07:06.288 --> 00:07:08.137 -Ah, that salmon one. -Yeah. 00:07:08.137 --> 00:07:09.089 I know that one. 00:07:09.089 --> 00:07:12.002 -The one wrapped in Japanese paper. -Yeah. 00:07:12.798 --> 00:07:16.342 -You do like salmon. -I love it. 00:07:16.648 --> 00:07:17.809 It's delicious. 00:07:18.091 --> 00:07:21.438 -Also, "sea chicken" (canned tuna). -Yeah. That's delicious. 00:07:23.061 --> 00:07:27.873 I wonder why mayo on tuna makes me feel so happy. 00:07:28.764 --> 00:07:30.367 I always think that. 00:07:31.727 --> 00:07:33.837 -You know, my little sister, -Yeah? 00:07:33.837 --> 00:07:38.013 when she was a kid, around elementary/middle school, 00:07:38.364 --> 00:07:40.635 on a homework printout... 00:07:41.956 --> 00:07:46.074 It said something like, "Separate river fish from creatures in the sea," 00:07:46.760 --> 00:07:48.270 and my sister asked me, 00:07:48.270 --> 00:07:53.102 "Where does 'sea chicken' belong?" 00:07:53.102 --> 00:07:54.806 That's so cute! 00:07:54.806 --> 00:07:56.257 That is! 00:07:56.498 --> 00:07:59.841 I always think about that when I buy "sea chicken" onigiri. 00:08:01.430 --> 00:08:03.171 "Sea chicken," huh... 00:08:03.171 --> 00:08:05.150 How merry. 00:08:06.247 --> 00:08:09.072 It might live in both. 00:08:09.072 --> 00:08:10.706 That's true. 00:08:10.706 --> 00:08:13.139 There might be a type that lives in both. 00:08:17.924 --> 00:08:21.541 No one knows what will happen until the 24th. 00:08:21.541 --> 00:08:22.938 That's true. 00:08:23.595 --> 00:08:25.541 I hope we're able to safely do it. 00:08:25.692 --> 00:08:32.176 But today, it was great that all of the mics were covered in plastic. 00:08:33.593 --> 00:08:37.443 -Let's first get through this year. -Yeah, let's. 00:08:40.326 --> 00:08:42.818 -First, let's play a great concert. -Yeah. 00:08:42.862 --> 00:08:43.941 Exactly. 00:08:52.529 --> 00:08:56.506 -That's about it for today. -Yeah. 00:08:57.430 --> 00:09:00.845 -Thanks for doing a lot of chatting with me. -Not at all. 00:09:02.086 --> 00:09:05.719 -Good work today. -Good work! 00:09:05.719 --> 00:09:07.176 You guys too, good work. 00:09:08.790 --> 00:09:11.616 I'll post another video soon. 00:09:11.616 --> 00:09:13.503 Thanks for watching today too. 00:09:13.503 --> 00:09:14.309 So dark! 00:09:14.990 --> 00:09:17.206 Bye bye! 00:09:17.206 --> 00:09:21.703 Bonus 00:09:23.818 --> 00:09:25.505 We're in MAMI's garage. 00:09:27.705 --> 00:09:30.107 My garage. I hope I can do this. 00:09:30.277 --> 00:09:32.882 -You can always do it on the first level, right? -Yeah. 00:09:57.170 --> 00:09:59.214 We did it! Ah, it's so dark. 00:10:00.080 --> 00:10:01.360 Thanks!